Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty (Free Public Edition)

Ni Zaitian, also named Zixin and Tianfu, nicknamed Tiaocun, was from Jiangdu (now Jiangdu County, Jiangsu Province). Zhu Sheng paid attention to the historical events of the Southern Ming Dynasty and wrote "Yangzhou Imperial Bandits" and so on. "The Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty" is a continuation of "The Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty" and has the same style. Extensive search for historical materials and detailed research. A chronicle of the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty. It is believed that King Fu's regime had many irregularities, so military affairs were taken as the key link, and the details were detailed in Zhejiang and slightly in Fujian. The regions occupied by the Yongli regime include northern Hunan, eastern Guangxi, Sichuan, and Guizhou and Yunnan, each with one volume describing its facts. Following the example of "The Beginning and End of the Jiangnan Volunteers", it collects the historical facts of those who crossed the south to resist the Qing Dynasty and titled it "Southeast Martyrdom". Li Dingguo's deeds in resisting the Qing Dynasty are also described in detail.